Every once in a while, a character does something which could result in him--or his companions--landing anywhere at all.  In D&D terms, "anywhere at all" is defined in a set of alternate planes.  A roll of d1000 can easily select the plane on which the character lands.  This table does not treat all planes equally, giving greater probability to the planes which are "larger" and easier to comprehend.

001-020	Ethereal	237-244	Minerals	545-584	Olympus
021-052	Air	245-252	Steam	585-624	Gladsheim
053-084	Fire	253-260	Vacuum	625-664	Limbo
085-116	Earth	261-268	Ash	665-704	Pandemonium
117-148	Water	269-276	Dust	705-744	Abyss
179-164	Smoke	277-284	Salt	745-784	Tartarus
165-180	Magma	285-304	Astral	785-824	Hades
181-196	Ooze	305-344	Nirvana	825-864	Gehenna
197-212	Ice	345-384	Arcadia	865-904	Nine Hells
213-216	Positive Material	385-424	Seven Heavens	905-944	Acheron
217-220	Negative Material	425-464	Twin Paradises	945-980	Alternate PMP
221-228	Lightning	265-504	Elysium	981-000	Concordant Opposition
229-237	Radiance	505-544	Happy Hunting Grounds

M. J. Young's Pnuemonic for (First Edition) Advanced Dungeons & Dragons Outer Planes:
"'Never Allow Such Travelers Entrance Here', Opines God; 'Lower Planes Are Too Heavily Guarded Near Accesses.'"
Nirvana/Arcadia/Seven heavens/Twin paradises/Elysium/Happy hunting grounds/Olympus/Gladsheim/Limbo/Pandemonium/Abyss/Tarterus/Hades/Gehenna/Nine hells/Acheron

You think this is something?
For a game in which "anywhere at all" includes any imaginable story, world, game--
truly "anywhere at all"--
Nothing Beats Multiverser!

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